Grad students?

Ph.D student in higher ed here.

I am finally post-grad school & I promise it's worth it!

I just dropped my second M.S. program earlier this year because of logistical problems, and not wanting to write another thesis 17 months after I defended the first.

I'm looking into PHD programs. It. Is. So. Much.

I'm 100% terrified of the potential workload, especially with the labs I've looked at reaching out to.

(My first M.S. is in Cybersecurity. I would not trade the satisfaction of being done with that for anything.)

My first MA was in Psychology. I'm in school again for a MS in Information Science. 

I'm getting my MEd in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. Starting to explore some doc programs.

I'm working on my Master's in Information Science, as well!

starting grad school this fall for an MA after being out of school for 2.5 years. I tried going back last year but didn't feel ready at all... feeling super nervous this time around!

im an art grad studenttt

I just started my PhD in Electrical Engineering this Spring.

Let's keep fighting to achieve the best!

I'm pursuing my Master's in Anthropology. It was going well at first. Towards the end of my second year, I felt as though unexpected challenges were presented to me by my thesis advisor, and then she dropped me. (Absolutely had a crash out). Thank goodness I had been communicating with another professor throughout this time, and they took me under their wing. I'll be applying to do my ethics this week. 

I'm currently attending an online program to get my MA in Communications with a focus on "Digital Content" (quotes being used because this class so far has been more about managing organizations and marketing way more than I was expecting from the name alone). I'm looking at in-person programs in my state for both MA/MFA and PhD programs for my field to see what they all have to offer.

Ayo there are grad students on this thing!  PhD Candidate in Electrical Engineering here, would love to make some friends 

I'm currently suffering in "only TA who knows how to teach in my tiny ass department" hell, and while it means ive gains a little job security, i'm also massively overworked and underpaid.  

Anyone else's department seem like its trying to keep them from actually,,,, graduating? lol

I just finished undergrad this quarter! Just have to slap finishing touches on my senior project finally

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